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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

NRW YORK.

NEW YoaE. September 21-COtt0n easy;
ss,es. $50 bales; upiands. ll-l6c.: Orleans.
sl2l6c. net receipts. $500 bales; exports-to
Great Britain. $500 bales: 10 France. 4si5
tales: to the Continent. $50 bales: stock, 2yj.-
$40 talee Weekly-Net receipts. IL bslo5.
gFose. A, 453 bales: expo2ts-to Great Britain,
1.Ts2 bales; 10 France. 6l9 bales; 20 the cont
neut, 2.3l7 bales; forwarded. 9,ss7 bales sales,
3.ec3 tales, all spinners; stock, HISS bales.
Southern ncur nrm; common 10 fair extra.
g. 1914; good 10 choice, $Ll0att.ga Wheat
Options opt led hrm, advanced za;tc.. later
weakened ana Lost most OF the Improvement.
rate business; No. Z red, september, S0ls as03,e;
November, eikeS2kc. CorD-opiions closed
steady; cash ectiye and firm; No. white. Sc.
No. ? September, 20 7-i6a60e. January, 5g&c.
oats 1TEl aud moderately actiye; No. Sep
duIl. Cohse--Rair lilo firm al 1898; options
higher and active; No. Rlo. OsLober.
ils.4oaSl7o0; November, si7.50asi7.e0. Sugar
dull; fair refining, Lc.; renned
quiet "A hO nSs, steady Eee rm. , Sossoa
for refined. kosin duh al si.05asl.i2lf. Tur
penfiDe steady az SAGE. Hjies quiet aud un-
chaLRed. Wool steady. Pork quiet bur hrm.
Mlddies duh ana nominal. Lard 2as points
hieher after weak opening western steam.
ic'6sK October. sd.o3a.6.s9; November, t6.s9a
tG.e4. Freights dun.
81. LOUIS
81. LOUIS, September 2&-Plour steady. ae-
tive. and unchanged. Wheat active apd s,roag
No. red. ecsn, heasohc; October, esysacehc
Nay. sekaseAc. Corn duh and easy cash. 81 IA
394e.. october, 3d.: May, 4lkafl4c. Oats
dull; each and October. z34c., May. 2aEc
Nhlskcy steady al sl.oa Provisions higaer.
poFk nreguiars new SIS lard s1.S0Ast.55. Dry
saIt meats Ihoxed)- shoulders. s5G7N: bong.
clears. SEN; clearribs. $50; shortclear,
4Sb7Afeaas hRcDo <boxedl-SAouliers. $50;
long clear ana clear no. <g.s5 and $40. Hams,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
Prospect.Park Races.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l

NEW York, September 23.-First
race at the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
grounds-three quarters of a mile
Badge won +; Stuyvesant second, UNI
pire third. Time, 1904.
Second race-One and one quarter
miles-Swiit won; Exile second, Ten
Booker third. Time, 2:l6i.
Third race-three quarters OF a mile
Fordham won Locust second, Carrie
@. third. Time, l;20t.
Fourth race-one and one eighth
miles-Bessie June won Lady Prim-
rose second, Alaric third. Time, 2:07t.
Fifth race-three quarters of mile
Pearl Jennings won; Harry Russell
second Redstone third. Time, 1:2O.
Sixth race-one and one sixteenth
railes-Maggie Mitchell won; Carris-
sima second, Bonnie 5. third. Time,
1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

$4,000. This sum, according 10 cal
culations which are satisfactory to the
States attorney, makes the county
whole on account Of the commissions
paid by him to the Doodle ring and his
own profits from short weights and
measures on goods delivered at the in
sane asylum, infrmary, and hospital.
Several small contractors called on
Grinnell yesterday and figured out
what they will have to refund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

distributing handbills ON the streets
She was requested by an officer TO de-
sist, but refused, replying that she
was "amenable to the laws" A great
crowd followed the policeman and his
prisoner to the station. There she
offered her circulars to every one, not
excepting Police Captain 0'Donnell.
Continuing to refuse to stop distribu-
ting the circulars, she was locked up.
The penalty for her offence is a fine OF
not less than s. nor more than Sl5.
The circulars were copies Of Parsons's
address to the public published in yes
terday's papers.
Mrs. Parsons was subsequently re-
leased ON a bail deposit of S25 to
secure her appearance, having been
made by the editor of the Arbeiter
IeitVRg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
hTrr,tcd Tor GwindIing Insurance
Companies.

[Dy Anglo-Amsrican cable to tho Dispatch.I
PARIS, September 23.-Dr. Castel-
nan, a prominent radical extremist,
has been arrested on the charge Of be-
ing an accomplice of a German named
pecherer in swinding English insurance
companies Of el4,500. Decherer in-
sured his life in favor OF his mistress
and then procured a dead body which
Or. Castelpan certified to be the body
Of Decherer. The mistress received
tie amount of insurance and fled to
America in company with Decherer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
prus.,, and .,,e Vatican,

tBy Angl0AmerIcan cnblo TO The DlspachI
ROME, September 23.-Baron Won
Schloeser, the PIussian Envoy to the
Vatican, has returned to Rome. It is
reported that he brings important pro-
posals from the Governments of Prus-
ria and Baden for revision OF their re-
ligious laws. The Pope in an audi
ence to-day questioned Baron Won
Schloeser with great interest regarding
the health OF the Grown Prince.
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destructive CoRaaGrati0a fn On
tarfO.
IBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.


GRAvENHURsT, ONT, September
pa terrible fire broke out here late
last evening, which bids fair to wipe the
town out OF existence. All efforts TO
check or subdue hehames have proved
unayailing, owing to the infiammable
nature OF the buildings. The Orillea
fire brigade is on its way to the towns
assistance. The excitement has been
terrific. 1t is impossible TO ascertain
how the fire originated. The loss Will
be enormous.
The fire originated in Mowry's foun-
5rv, at the north end of the town, and,
aided by a strong wind, the north
SIDE of Main street was soon completely
swept. Every business place in the
tcvn was destroyed. The loss win ex-
ceed $4,000. The insurance is IN
known, but it is small. There are no
uroyisions in the town.
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Death of Archbishop Leroy.

TT y wv
NEW ORLEANS, September 23.-A
cable dispatch received here announces
the death to-day at Chateau GiroR,
France, Of Most ReyerendF. X. Leroy,
Archbishop OF the Diocese of New Or
leans. He was consecrated Bishop OF
Nstchitoches in April, 1877, and
appointed coadjutor to the Arch
bishop here i'll October, 1879. He was
promoted to the See OF New Orleans
December, 1888, on the death of Arch
bishop Perche. His province included
the States Of Alabama, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Arch
bishop Leroy had no coadiutor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

IoI Telegraph 70 Tue Dispast.-
HAVANA, September ga severe
shock OF earthquake was felt in Santi-
ago de Cuba to-day, the vibrations last
ing half a minute. This was followed
al hour later 10y two other shocks, but
which were of less intensity. Two per
sons were injured and some houses
damaged. The shocks were also felt in
Guantanamo and Manzanillo, and in
Kingston, Jamaica.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

Premier Norquay, of Manitoba, who
has been in New York for a month or
moro trying to enlist capitalist in that
city in a plan for the development OF
the Red River Valley. has failed utterly
in his mission because OF the organized
opposition made by the Canadian Pa
ciGc peop,e. He vii! now try Armour
and other western millionaires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
Interesting Commercial Case

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, September %.
r. McFeally, agent for the st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad at
Moorhead, Mimi, was to-day arrested
by United States Marshal Campbell
on complaint Of G. b. Benedict ct
ais, c arged with violating section 8 OF
the interstate commerce law. The
complaint states that the said agent re-
fused to transfer wheat to another
railroad, and by so doing the plaintiff
claims his loss viii be large. The case
will be tried before United States
Commissioner Tillatron. The result
will be watched with interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
TIE Reunion OF the Gray and Blue.
lBy telegraph 70 the MsDaich,l

EVANSVILLE, IED., September d.
Ills has been the banner day OF the
reunion of the blue aud gray. Fully
A., 100 people were On the camp-ground
this afternoon. Everything has passed
OF tremendously and everybodyls hap
Ply. Not an accident OF any moment
has taken place during the event. The
forenoon was devoted to the grand in
fartry prize drill.
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EIoHMoKD rosAcco MARKEr.

c...rEMsgR %, 1871
Tho general market was quie,, OUT win
suorger tone. Some sales OF common Iuss at
10 3a<c. were made; also a few good wrappers
we're sold. sup-cured Is more active at auc-
ton ond by private sale. good sale Of Bur
legs Was effected also.
Western markets are al very strong on DARK
and Burley grades and advancing.
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Troubles OF EvietIona

by Anglo-Americau cable to tho Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, September 23.-Tbe agent
of Colonel Doping in Donegal, while
attempting to evict woman from her
howell to-day, WIS scllded with boiling
bot tea. A crowd that had assembled
yelled and groaned at the evictors and
was charged by the police and dis
,,erced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
suari,b anarcbis,. .vrexted

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatcu.I
Madrid, September 23.-Fifteen An
archists belonging to a secret society
whose object was arson and murder,
have been arrested at Grazalma and
CordOya.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
The Cold Wave.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ST. PAUL, MINI, September 23.-A
special TO the Pioneer Press from
Abercrombie, Mimi, says: A cold
wave struck this place last night. and it
is now only two degrees above zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

port pomipai. <Gsain steady. with eoo1 o..
mandrake. NJ red wheat Coro--Na 4
mixed, &e oas1No. Q mixed. sc.
WILMINGTON.
wunrxaros. N. O.. September &.-T1rpoo~
t;l quiet az exc. Rosin nrm strained. f24c.s
good, f7kc. Tar nrm at Si.U. Crude turpco-
tine firm; hard. o. yetiow-dip and virgin.
h6a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 2a-cssh quosasious
we're: Flour dun and unchanged. No .
spring wheat, e9ta,cc.: No. spring, Sc;
No. red. &c. No. corn, f0t s;0,sc. No. .
oats. 25a25kc. Mess port. sla Lard. tht0.
shortrib sides doosel. $50 pry-sslted
shoulders looxedA. sAs5aiAS0. shottcisar
sices lboxedl. ss6oaSS65. Whiskey, si.i0.
Leading futures ranged As follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

W sVF0BIHVH 70 VIC I'E'F7FEI1I
MACON, GA, September pa spe-
ciai TO the Telegraph from Bainbridge,
da,, says farmer named Brooks was
to-day shot in the face and instantly
killed by his wife, who had formerly
been in an asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

(sARPETS.--I HAVE RECEIVED
~ my Fan stock al Goods--cARPETs. OIL
CLOTHS. Rugs, MATS. sc. !; LACE And pa
MASK OBTAINS, CORSicE POLES. SHADES.
AND HOLLANDS; PAPER HASGIN0S Of all
styles, which am Offering a. low prices
A. JENNINGS.
1911 Main street.
se 2f-2m hichnond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER o. Market nominal Stock on
hand at tho commission houses nearly ex-
hausted, there being hardly i've hnlriroi bags
held 10y the merchants Of both cities. Primo,
faiHc.; shellod, aAaiHc.i factory hand-picA-
ed. 50hac,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
nARIaE isrsLLrGEsCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER %, 1851.
sun rises ......... go HIGH TIDE:
sun seis........... sos Morning .......... Ola
NoCn sets..-......ilfl Evening .......... gi6
poET OF RIcHMo,-n sgPrgxBER 90, iss-.
sARRIyED.
scltoncr Fannie Brown. sharrett Kennebec.
ice, Bone Tee Company
schooner Jennie Middleton, Ha,cn. Kenne-
vvy, Ice, Richmond Ice Company.
schooner l. J.. Lndnam. ROckhill. PhliadeI-
phia, coal, Richmond aud Danyiiia Railroad
Company.
steamship Wyan0ke, Jenny, New YORK
mefchsndise and passengers, @. w. Allen n
Steamship Pioneer. Hines, Philadelphia.
merchandise ana passengers. J. W. MeCsrrick
Co. agents.
ste-H4oe Arioi, Deyo. NsrioiH, Unitea s.a,es
mall, merchandise ard passengers. L. B. Ia
Iunl. agent
CLEARED.
Brig Dana Oanishl Lsnstnp, Peiotas, rnur,
GGllego Mills and Dunlop / McCance.
fOKr OY NEWPORT NEWS, sKPr. %, 1881.
fBy telegraph.l
lRRvEp.
Steamship Mahareiah. ------. New York.
Steamship kanasha. Sears. New YORK.
schooner Luther A. koby. Porter, Boston.
sAIfgD
Schooner J. b. og Ten, Tols. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
Made Sar>sfae.ory Ressllutlou.
lIiy telegrnph . mo Dispalch.i

CHICAGO, September -. Elisha A.
hooinson, wholesale grocer, whose tes-
tmony was Of great value 10 the State
"a Ine Doodle cases. made restitution 70
LOOK county yesterday by handing over
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pkUes. nknloINES, Ns.

4 HAVE LAID IN A FULL AND
i VARIED ASSORTMENT Of HARDlRUB-
BIER AND LEATHER rRussES, which ofIcr
AZ very low prices. Ny expericnee IN ne
asyirms irs.ilies me n guaranteeing q per
feet at PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY.
X. q. CABEll- ia. AposhocaIy,
Third and Main streets, hiehmopd, Va
an 3f-Sn ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24

SAX FRAgclsco, September 20 =
John hernlghan was hanged al noon
to-day for The murder OF bis sister-in-
law, Martha Ann Hood, in October,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-24
aRAIE AND corroa ExCHAEGs
HIcHXoHD. September q, lsS7.

RICHMOND. September %, isS1.
OFFERINGS.
WHBAr.-Whte. 80 bushels. L0ngnerry. 2,s7h
bushels. Mixed. 2.G2S bushels. ShOrtberry, 26l
bushels Total. 5,7s0 bushels.
COKE.-i.G so bushels.
OsTs.-i 252 bushels.
FIOUB--lgJ barrels.
SALES RRFOkTgD To SECRETARY.
WuRAT.-White, 20 bushels fair at &c Long
berry. GOO bushels prime at &c.. 30 bushels
very good az SIC. 200 bushels good at &c.; 0l
bushels fair AZ 7sc. AZ bushels common at &c
Mixed, so bushels prime at DC. 1000 bushels
very good at s2c. 80 bushels good az SO. gu
bushels good ut 7sc. % bushels iair at 7sc. 81
bushels cOmmOn,at &c. ShOuOerry, u bush
OILS primo seed at SEC. 10 bushels very good
at sic ; 100 bushels common at 5ic. Total sales
Of wheat, 3,166 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat 5,i2 bushels
same day last year. 6.21S bushels. sales to-day
Of wheat, 1906 bushels; same day last year.
f74S bushels. Offerings 80 FAR this year, 100 yil
bushels; same time last year, 4i7,l1s bushels.
Extreme range OF prices today, " 10 SAC.
.ame day last year, % 10 9Oc.
CogE.-Whlte, Gro bushels very good at soc.
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NpW YoRK cOTvrON slyrlfhEs.

saw YORK. September g. --Co:ton--Net 70.
ccipts. 10 bales. gross receipts, 9,9ss bales:
ssi6s, 1880 haie-. Futures closed steady; sep
tenuer, i042; October, f9.2SasgSO; November
aud December. sg..2af9.23: January, f92S {.
February. S9.35asa3G; March, t9.i3at3.E (;
Anil s. lnas4 81 Nav 30 hsalqbl
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FINANCIAL.
Hxw YORK, BALTIMORE. AID RICH
BoaD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Tur'
peatins, Rosin, Tar, and =
Peanut Markets.
fBy teleglaph to The Dispatch.l

Nav YORK, September ss--The stock mar
kettO-day was tame and embarrassing IN com
Iarison with the past few days. ana was also
somewhat feyesish and irregular. There was.
However n strong undctiCne. and notwith-
standing rsailzations for both foreign aud local
account the declines were generally insig-
nincant The money scare seems TO nave en-
tirely disappeared and the banks nave pc
cUme Lille more accommodating There
Is a more confident feeling In the street
Tho bears have not covered. and they used tho
IoLdon market TO affect prices here. There
vas II tie special feature 20 trading, ana 0ouid
stocks presented stronger front Than most OF
The other groups OF stocks on recent statements
Ia regard to MIR. Gould and tho revival OF the
rumor that tho telegraph deal was approach
ing consummati0n. fluctuations In actVe
stocks In but Few cases exceeded per csnS;
though a few Of the specialues made mateslal
Eains The money question received httle at
tenticr while the action OF the Treasury was
he chief subject of discussion. Traders were
principally sellers; though there was censiIer q
bic rcalsatiOns for foreign account early In
the day. The opening was Irregular out gene
rally lower. but the changes In no case were
more than fer \ per cent under considerable
pressure 70 sell. The market was very active
and weak In the early dealings aud declines
ranging up 10 i per cent were established. A
sharp upward movement followed, and under
the lead Of Lackawanna advances OF IRON y 10
IN per cent were maIe. Alter that uihc,
however, the market became dun. Though
rIices we're well maintained there was no spe-
Cial feature whatever 20 dealings fractional
decline, IN which New England was most c0A-
spicgOus, occurred about p. W., but this was
followed by stagnattOn, aud u was not unti me
last hour that anything like animation was dis
played, when a slight weakness was developed,
and the close was quiet though heavy at close
10 the opening figures. The finel changes were
irregular, though the declines were IN the ma
iority. but Lake Erie and Western preiefred,
which was down =. and Wheeling aud Lake
Erie, which was ~ higher, were tho only inl-
rcrlant changes.
NEW YORK. September 3-Nooh Stock
dun and heavy. money easy ss 3ai per cent.
Exchange-Long, go; short, 4S. Govern
mepts dun.
MISUNDERSTANDING active and weak long,
4SOk short. 4s5. Money easy at ia5 closing
offered NJ 4. Suhlreasnry balances-I0il.
ils4, OS3 900; currency. si3,733.0 600 Governments
cLli: ( per cents, l2I5s ~ per cents, lVoa.
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pLAIR's CHL0RAL THYMoE
ID has proyed itsslf 70 be
A POWERFUL pIsINyEcrAxn

I. las prevented ne sfrssd q oenpxso1o
Befsf, "a FAMILIES, IL has m0itted bad unn
HmS apd has often Afforded comfort n ~.
roon.a ~ ~ asTeaab-e and ttoro2sh deo1oG1n
lns properties II hA1 saved lives u Nh GA
For saAe ~ dxuseis,A Rsioe - osnx : -
ue. az
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sALEs RRPOkTgD TO SECRETARY.
HIcuR.

We quote. Fine. ~. eo6sa- Is; sapsrnbs. T. So
tA2J; extra, EA5oaf3.55. family, tias4.5e easen'
iamuy, county, Sl75af5.Ze
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RrvRw OF rHs CHICAGO aARKsrs.


CHICAGO. September A-The markets on
Charge to-day started OF either steady and
dun or with a weak tendency. The corn-pit
after the nrst half hour was thin. The opera
tors IN cats we're few aud scattered, while tho
large wheat pit Vas crowded 90 It's fOil ca
phclty. Gables were such that there was
little room 10 doubt that later in the day bulls
would have things their own way. Before noon
here was advance and reaction In wheat,
but during most OF the session pdces for fu-
tues ranged within sc. Tho feeliDg WAS
strong noet OF the session, due mainly 70 out
side influences, especially the action VI
foreign buyers. recent rather heavy pur-
chascrs not having alone suu ulated trsiing
but % a certain extent changed the sentiment
81 operators aud crested moro confidence.
! here was some foreign buying hero and &C
the seaboard. but nos AS largeas during the prs
cCding days, trading to-day being largely local
2 he receipts at twelve points aggregated H9,-
go bushels. The export clearauces we're small
October opened 10 s0c, sold az tglssoSc., ro-
acted on the noWs % cholera az New YORK, and
closed at zee December opened At s3c.. sold &C
IKE, and closed at ig7tc Corn ruled quiet
to-day. with trading light and tho feeling
castor. There was Only light local inquiry
aud hut little demand from other sources. Tho
opening was at Nc closing prices OF yes
tord1y, aud under very liberal offerings,
prominent local operators selling freely,
he market declined 10. for nearer futures
and - for May. Receipts were considerably
more than expected, and the esti mates Tor to-
a
steady later In the scseion. due largely 20 the
armness In wheat. which had q strengthening
influence. All 4. NJ. the decline had been fully
recovered. but before the final close there was
q reaction, and the last prices were the lowest
II the day. October opened 90 4lc., sold 10
4Oalc., tho closing nfhro; ayopened AZ HSc,
nuttsrcd between that aud 4ihc.. closing
at The inside. \ brisk speculative busi-
ness was transacted early In Oats. but after
ward the market returned 60 quietude.
1 he feeling was castor except for October,
which was IN demand, and advanced sc.
or May there we're quito free offerings, causing
decline VI Sc.; October opened at 2jAc,
sold 70 g53Sc., closing at 25aa25hc. May began
at 294c., went TO 29ac., aud flashed ~ 29ha
| s9Ac Provisions reversed t'e course IN which
| they have been travelling for some days past,
| and better feeling IVES developed TRAILING
| was not large and chiefly local. Prices hogs
were higher. and the Governments reports
showed Tho supply OF hogs 10 DO IL per cent
lees than last year. This induced the shorts n
cover freely, and the offerings ot the product
being small, prices we're bid up Loo. on pork,
1l,c. ON lard, and s.. on January short-ri)s oc-
toher rits remaining steady. PORK sold st
fl2 02kasl2.g2b and closed at ti2.7s for Janu-
AIRY. lard sold az a. 3Oat03i for october. t5.3os
| 20 90 for January. Both closed nc outside iig-
uTes. SLOrt-hbs for October sold NJ a.. soass.3D,
| and closed at ga2lh January closed at ~. ~
~. ont
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COTTON kKfUar,
. rtauNv

family, county, tA13nfo.M
COTTON hkfuaf,
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
SrDDLIea.- 7-i6c.
low MIpnITHG.-0c.
GOOD 0RDISARY.--s3{c.
OHDINARY.-1hc.
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LOUSY ii1.t, SSpt.auof M-~fr0S,3ionA nraA
naeonrC iear.tib leldee. lA5b; clear, 110eA |;
s ;sss's;'; s': ~ = i s::s
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-11-03
. The n. A. G.

A Mutual Admiration Club has
been organized by number of
Savannah's social lights, for the
seasons amusements.
The officers are: Miss Maria Sc
vier, President; S. d. Eccles, Vice
President; Miss Mamie Broyles,
Secretary.
The club met last Friday night
at the lovely riverside home OF
Miss Juliette Cherry. The next
meeting will be at the luxurious
home of Miss Stella Broyles, next
Friday night.
The only deal expected by this
club is deal of fun.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-11-03
North Carolina Items.

L. H. BriscOe is suffering from
an abscess in his throat.
Miss Callie Barlow eloped with
Charlie Perkins last Sunday morn
ing and was married at the resi-
dence of Esq. L. ID. Martin.
Rev. w. I. Lock preached his
last sermon for the present year
at New Hope last Sunday eve
ming. He has been faithful in his
PASTORAL work and made many
friends who regret to see him
leave and hope the annual confer
ence will send him back to preach
for us another year.
Rev. J. V. WOrley's fine Bob
Taylor stallion took the premium
at the fair for the best two years
old stallion for all purposes; also
the best saddle stock. He was
weighed in Savannah while on ex
hibition and tipped the beam at L,
O92 lbs. He is decidedly the besr
horse ever raised in West Hardin
The preacher knows exactly how
to raise fine stock.
Mr.. w. r. Sowell, of Guntown
Miss. was in last week visiting hi
sister Mrs. Mcclure.
J. A. Mcdaniel left last Thurs
day for his home in Arkansas.
Bon HOMIE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-11-03

At the National Convention of
the Y. NJ. G. A. which met in Mem
phis recently, Maj. Blanton, who
it will be remembered conducted
successful revival at this place
last summer, was presented with
small token of esteem by his CO.
workers in the Cause. The pres
entation speech was made by Mr..
T. NJ. Hurst, of Nashville, who
spoke feelingly of the love that
would always be cherished for
Maj. Blanton, and begged of him
to accept the token, an elegantly
bound album, containing the
photographs of most of the dele.
gates present.